Titlebook: Global Capitalism Unbound; Winners and Losers f Eva Paus (Professor of Economics and the Carol Hof Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Bargaining Power, Distributional Equity and the Challenge of Offshoringntext within which it occurs. Here we focus on three aspects of the overall context that are especially important in determining the impact of offshoring: the state of both national and global aggregate demand (AD), the nature of domestic and international tax rules, and the nature of domestic and i

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Social Contracts Under Siege: National Responses to Globalized and Europeanized Production in Europery and out of continent due to the forces of globalization is not new. What is new is that offshore outsourcing has been affecting not just manufacturing but also, and increasingly, services. This has been a cause for concern because the rise in services has long been seen as compensating for the de

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The European Trap: Jobs on the Run, Democracy at Stakeill not only continue to undermine the welfare states and significantly reduce the size of the middle class in its key member states, but it will also contribute to challenging the very foundations of democracy in the individual nation states.

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Offshore Outsourcing of Services: Trends and Challenges for Developing Countriesic and political debate in the developed world, especially in the United States. An increasing body of literature has sought to identify the drivers behind offshore outsourcing and to assess its benefits and disadvantages (Bartels 2005, Outsourcing Institute 2005, H?lzl, Reinstaller and Windrum 2005

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Offshore Outsourcing of Services as a Catalyst of Economic Development: The Case of Indiaes that were hitherto tied to the geographical location of the consumer. As a result, a growing number of organizations are choosing to concentrate on their core activities by outsourcing an array of ancillary services to other organizations that can deliver them more efficiently and at a lower cost

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The Impact of Foreign Investment on China’s Industrial Innovation recipient of FDI. While FDI per capita in China is not substantially higher than for all of Southeast Asia, the sheer size of China’s population has enabled the country to stand out as the worlds leading FDI recipient.

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Fred H. Frankel,Harold S. Zamanskyntially impacts workers in the United States and elsewhere and will have even larger effects in the foreseeable future. When countries around the world signed the diverse global and regional trade agreements that reduced tariffs in the latter part of the twentieth century, most economists expected t